As the coming of a younger generation moves into politics1, so has the shift of what you could picture an elected official for the 2018 Elections to look like. Even so, varience of gender, color, LGBTQ, among other features are still at a smaller percentage than the white male counterpart. There are reasons for this, such as the strong inclination for voters to elect someone that they share an identity with, an elected official who has held the seat for many years, etc.2 We wanted to bring focus to the kind of candidtates that are running for the Democratic Primaries across Representative, Govenors, Senators, etc. while asking the question:
“How can different factors about a candidate allow us to predict their likeliness of winning the Democratic Primaries of 2018?”
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